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Sausage Ball?

Sausage Ball!

Get you a sausage ball.

You want some?

Sausage Balls?

Get you sausage balls.

Sausage Ball?

Toss you up a sausage ball?

Quit, not now.

Get your sausage ball!

Sausage Balls...

Would you like an appetizer?

Uh, we've got, crab thingies,

Spinach pouffe jokers.

And uh, we ain't got any pigs in blanket.

Uh, no.

WALKER, III: This cop says, "Sir..."

"do you know how fast you were going?"

"Flagged you going 117."

I said "117..."

"Give me another shot.

I'm sure I'd break 120."

Honey, maybe we should slow down.

Darlin'...

This is lap one.

I got 399 to go

to the Blue Ridge 400.

Grab a selfie real quick.

Whew!

What in the world?

That boy's begging for an intervention.

Mm-hmm.

Are you ready for this?

Are you ready for this?

Never.

We gotta start somewhere.

So...

I'm ready.

I know, I know.

All right, smart-aleck.

Okay...

So, college in California?

Dad...

What if something happens, you know?

I'm not going to be able to get to you.

Dad, you hardly ever have time.

And you promised me we would drive today.

Okay, all right.

- Ten and two. - Check!

Wait, is gas pedal on the left or the right?

Here we go!

Jeremiah.

Well, look at you.

Appreciate you dressing for the occasion.

Well, notwithstanding the guest list.

I'm just glad to be here.

Okay, I'm glad you boys

are playing nice for a change.

That's good.

Well, I've never been to a huge family shindig.

I'm surprised they invited me.

What's not to play nice about?

Who says they invited you?

WALKER, II: Friends and family,

If I could have your attention for a sec.

We're so glad y'all could make it

for our kickoff event for the upcoming race season.

To start, I'd like to thank our sponsor

for today, my good friend, Connor McGrath.

Thank you, Walker.

WALKER, II: I'm equally proud to announce that his new venture,

Carolina Blue Bourbon...

Made with corn farmed on our family's land

for centuries. - WALKER, II: Exactly.

As I was saying,

I'm equally proud to announce

that Carolina Blue Bourbon will be sponsoring

our number 98 car this season.

My honor!

WALKER, II: Thank you, Connor.

Our drivers, Don Sawyer and my son Walker,

are going to bring you many a victory this season.

Ain't that right fellas?

Walker?

Walker, your dad's talking to you.

WALKER, II: Son?

He's back here.

Sure am pops!

Gonna make you all real proud.

Real proud.

To a great season.

Let's eat.

Better get used to seeing our brand

on national TV every weekend.

Oh, with that driver.

I'd love to see that on national TV.

I hear the go kart track down the road needs a sponsor.

Maybe your moonshine could step up.

Okay, boys, listen.

That's enough.

You heard Walker; let's eat.

As a sponsor, I made certain suggestions

as to the seating arrangements for this evening.

Mayor, you and I'll be at the head table.

We'll be the first to be served the Chateaubriand.

Jeremiah, I believe you are back there.

Oh, there you are.

Are you in third grade?

The kiddie table.

I hear the chicken nuggets are to die for.

You enjoy yourself.

Y'all hold down the fort, okay?

Is there bourbon up here?

You sure I can't rent the place from them?

I got a cousin I want to race.

She's on crutches.

Positive.

WALKER, III: Hello, people.

Looks like he broke his neck from the fall.

Yeah.

RP's looking through the security footage

just to see if anyone was up there with him.

Camera's right up there.

Good.

Let's see what our auxiliary

deputy has to say.

Man, he'd been drinking like a fish all day.

He didn't even stop to take a breather.

My best customer.

He seem sad or upset?

No, I mean, he took selfies

with everybody; he was the life of the party.

After a few hours, he staggered on in there,

and I figured he's going to sleep it off.

Got it.

Well, they have cameras everywhere.

No one came in before or after.

Seems pretty cut and dry.

Coroner's just got to do a tox screen, but it just seems like

an unfortunate accident.

The Mayor's coming.

Sheriff Hughes, family is important to this community.

I want this handled efficiently and correctly, humph.

I want the T's crossed and the I's dotted.

- That understood? - Understood.

Okay.

T's and I's Sheriff, T's and I's.

You know, I think you have coffee at the station.

We do.

I just like the view here better.

How's the driving lesson going?

Terrifying.

Is she that bad?

She has a left foot the size of Texas.

I aged ten years in an hour.

Oh, yeah.

How's school going?

Good!

I'm just a little rusty, I don't know.

I'm out of practice.

You'll figure it out.

You always know what to do.

- Really? - Yeah.

Like how?

Well, Elli, you always know how

to figure out what to say to Maddie.

I mean, sometimes I feel like I'm speaking

French and she's speaking Spanish.

Yeah, well, that's just teenage girls, you know?

And despite your career

as a law enforcement officer, you're not exactly Magnum, P.I.

when it comes to relating to women.

What else?

Like you figure out that we

needed to have a second chance.

More like, 12th chance?

What else?

Saved by the Bell.

Sorry. What's up?

Autopsy just came in.

Walker definitely died

from blunt force trauma in the fall.

- But. - But what?

Oh, he would have been dead within the hour anyways.

They found a lethal dose of poison in his system.

Poison?

Looks like we have a murder in our hands, Sheriff.

Autopsy determined that our

victim consumed poison within a few hours of his death.

Which means it had to happen at the party.

Mm-Hmm.

The tox screen said it was Brodifacoum.

Tasteless, odorless toxin used in rat poison.

- This is a big deal, boss. - He's right.

Walker comes from a racing dynasty.

His granddad was a wild man.

Walker, he was the first

dirt track legend up and down the mountain.

Ran moonshine during the week.

Raced on Sunday.

And his son Walker II, built the company.

Look...

He won a bunch of checkered flags, but

his real success was in the boardroom family business.

He's worth a fortune.

And the victim

is the best driver of them all.

"The Phenom," they called him.

Five wins last season to go along with his six crashes.

Everyone important in Blue Ridge was at that party,

which means everyone's a potential suspect.

We need to get a copy of the guest list.

We're going to start with the two people who knew him best.

And we need to interview the father.

You're going to interview the girlfriend?

Also, boss,

I've been meaning to ask you.

Do you need a place to stay since your

- cabin got a little... - Shot up?

Thanks, but I stayed in worse.

Okay.

WALKER, II: Poisoned.

Are you sure?

Positive.

Is there anyone that you could think of

that would do something like that?

Walker was abrasive, for sure, but...

but murder.

Well, I heard he could be very confrontational

and risky on the track.

Yeah, he got the risky part from my dad.

Unfortunately, the confrontational part from me.

But I learned to funnel my anger into more healthy endeavors.

And it was my hope that he would grow out of it, too.

I thought Brittni would help him with that,

you know, stabilize him.

You think it was a healthy relationship?

Seemed to be, but...

what do I know?

What about the rest of the family?

Your father?

Every family has its complexities.

My dad, he carved a path for us all.

He was a maverick, and he values that legacy.

My dad,

he was real hard on me growing up.

And I guess I went the other way with Walker.

He was criticized for being a daddy's boy.

And I suppose that criticism is

what motivated him to take too many risks on the track.

Too many incidents where he lost his temper.

Any of those incidents, you think they could have

caused some enemies?

I hate to say it, but there's probably a bunch of folks

who aren't all that upset that he's gone.

But if I could point to one person who had a vendetta,

that would be Knox Anderson.

Knox Anderson, the driver.

That's him.

You see, Knox won two cups

out of the last four seasons, and he was Walker's main rival.

That crash-- that ended

Knox's season-- might have ended his career.

- And he blames Walker. - Oh, yeah.

Two of them got in a huge fight a couple of days ago,

and they started throwing punches...

Was Knox at the party?

I sent invitations to him.

All the team owners and the drivers.

Knox was the only one to show up.

That's it for now.

I'm sorry for your loss.

I was the reason he took chances.

He was trying to live up to my legacy, my family's heritage.

I just--

I just hate to think that

that had something to do with his death.

It's my boy.

And I loved him.

You find who did this.

We always do.

He was my whole wide world.

I loved him.

So very much.

What did the family think of you?

They never liked me.

Felt he could do way better.

They thought I was only after him for his money.

But that wasn't true.

We loved each other.

I even asked his half-sister,

Shelby to be my maid of honor.

But she turned me down flat.

You two were engaged?

Yeah.

Didn't see anything on his socials?

The family know?

I only told Shelby.

We had decided to elope next weekend

just to skip all the drama.

You have any idea of who would want to hurt him?

He was cocky.

But that was all for show.

How would y'all handle

being the son and the grandson of two legends?

It was tough on him.

So, he drank too much.

And he rubbed people the wrong way, but

he was amazing in private.

Any of these... people...

are they the types to want to act on their anger?

Actually hurt him?

Shelby.

Yeah, she was a driver, too.

She wanted to be on the team, but her father never let her.

So she said he favored Walker even though she thought

she was a better driver.

Walker and her fought about

who was the best all the time.

Did it actually get violent?

She tried to run him over in Richmond,

but he jumped out of the way at the last second.

She totaled the front end.

So now that he's gone,

she's going to get all their father's attention.

And more to the point.

She gets his spot on the team.

Nice vehicle.

Thanks.

We call it vintage chic.

I call it a piece of junk.

Looks like a leftover

from when I used to do demolition

derbies in Wilkes County 50 years ago.

Those were some days.

Walker Hughes.

But my friends call me D day.

Sheriff Justin Wise.

Sorry for your loss.

Yeah.

Thanks.

I always thought my boy was too soft on him.

I felt he needed some tough love.

Spare the rod and spoil the child and all.

How's he doing today?

Not so good.

I just had to let them know that it looks like your

grandson was murdered.

Poisoned.

Whew.

I thought he would die on the track

or kill somebody else.

Surprised he went that way.

His death may have saved a few lives, though.

And protected your legacy?

Sheriff.

Just because I thought the boy was undisciplined

doesn't mean that I wanted to see him dead.

Besides, I was looking at a 55

Chevy cameo to restore over in Knoxville.

During the party.

I wasn't here.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I want to see my boy.

Well, that's a pile of money.

You out your ever lovin' mind?

Do you know what it cost to sponsor a race car?

Means that McGrath's got more money than I thought he had.

Booster, I'm gonna need you to run up to Yancey County.

Pick up your cousin Tyler.

Tyler?

Yeah.

You sure about that, Uncle Jeremiah?

I mean, he's a little wild.

Even for us.

Tyler is a wolverine.

And what I have here

right now is a Wolverine sized problem.

Tell him to pack his bag.

He's going to be here a while.

So I heard you and Walker had a big blowout.

Sure did.

He deserved it, too.

Always mocking me online picking fights.

You know, he cost me all this season.

Half an next, with the way he drove.

Then why'd you go to his party?

I don't know, free food and drinks maybe.

Or maybe you decided to take matters into your own hands.

Why would I poison him, Sheriff,

after we just had a very public fight?

Huh?

How stupid would that make me?

When anger is involved people

do some pretty stupid things.

You're wasting your time, Sheriff.

It wasn't me.

His team mate, Don Sawyer's who you need to be looking at.

What makes you think it was him?

Last season, Sawyer tried

to bribe me to take Walker out on and track.

So he tried to pay you to crash into Walker?

Yep.

Any proof?

Well, Sawyer ain't the sharpest tack.

He didn't realize I had my mic on, and my crew

chief heard every word of it.

What are you guys doing here?

Waiting on the sister, Shelby.

Walker's fiancée said, a lot of jealousy between them.

Plus, she benefits from the crime.

Walker was engaged?

Secretly, yep.

- Why are you here? - Dalton Sawyer.

Oh, the number two driver on the team?

Apparently felt he deserved to be number one.

Well, he went inside a few minutes ago.

Where's your suspect?

Currently going about 200 miles an hour.

I want you to explain to me why you tried to bribe Knox

Anderson into taking Walker out on the track.

Sit.

Why you tried to kill him the other night.

I'm sorry. Did you say kill him?

Yeah, that's right.

He was murdered.

Look, man, I didn't want to kill him, okay?

I just wanted to beat him.

And you couldn't do that fair and square?

Couldn't--

Walker's dad wouldn't let me.

Look, my job was never to win the race.

I had to do everything in my power to make Walker win.

So, you were jealous.

Jealous?

Yeah, of course I was jealous.

He got the better car,

more time with the engineers and the mechanics.

And you know what?

Because he got all of that,

he got the attention from the fans too.

You know what?

I'm not going to lose any sleep now that he's gone.

I didn't kill him.

Well you were there the other night.

You had access and motive.

How can I believe that you didn't kill him?

Because it's the worst thing that could happen to me.

The team just got a new sponsor

who wanted me in the top spot, all right?

And I knew-- I knew

that I could out drive Walker.

Guess what?

Now, now I'll never get that chance.

And no one will ever know

I was truly better.

Why did the new sponsor want you in the top spot?

What do you think?

Because that degenerate Walker

would've tarnished his brand.

Who's the new sponsor?

Connor McGrath.

And come to think of it, he is probably way

happier that Walker's gone now than I am.

Don't leave town.

Yeah, we were siblings, but we were never close.

My mom was his first wife,

and when she got pregnant, he agreed to marry her.

They quickly got divorced.

She took a bunch of his money and he never got over it.

Thought she was a gold digger.

That's why he doesn't like Brittni.

Thinks she's the same.

That's one thing we can agree on.

How so?

She's trash.

She was just as drunk as him at that party.

I found her in the bathroom puking.

She said you tried to run over your brother.

If I wanted to hit him, I would.

It's pretty convenient, don't you think?

He's gone.

And now you just have a straight shot

to driving for the team?

Not hardly.

Have you met my dad?

He'd never let me or any other woman race for his team.

Doesn't matter how much skill we have,

how much effort we put in, it's not happening.

If not, you,

then who?

You guys should really look into Knox.

Our sheriff already spoke with him.

I wonder if he told the whole story.

Which is?

That Brittni used to date him

and she dumped him to date my brother.

- Whew! - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Whew, yeah!

Let's go!

How y'all feeling?

Look at him!

Ain't so big now is he, boys?

Yeah, what y'all boys think of that?

Howdy cuz.

Someone just told me.

"Nice ride."

Really?

Well, they must be blind or clueless.

You better hope not.

You just sponsored their race car.

It doesn't seem like this is a social call.

I heard you weren't thrilled with your driver.

Maybe you decided to replace him when that didn't work out.

You took drastic measures.

Huh.

Well, I don't know where you're getting your information,

but it's not accurate.

How's that?

Well, I did ask,

to move young Walker

to the number two position.

Sawyer is far less likely

to crash my beautiful Carolina

Blue Bourbon car into every wall in the country.

So I asked for that change, but the father wasn't budging.

He's willing to walk away

from the whole thing rather than demote his son.

And you know, I may or may not have used that

as leverage to gain more favorable terms

in other aspects of the negotiation.

So because of Walker's death, you got the exact terms

that you wanted at a discount price?

Yeah.

Some things just have a way of working themselves out Sheriff.

So you had limited time with the family.

Any thoughts who'd want him dead?

Well, as part of those very same negotiations

I demanded the dismissal of

the team's long standing head mechanic.

Said mechanic was informed of

his termination by the deceased's father

on the very morning of his death.

How did he take that?

Not well.

Why did you get rid of him?

His last name.

Wade?

Bingo.

Maxx, meet me at the race team's garage.

I'm heading there now.

Copy that, Sheriff,

I'm on the way.

Hey!

What are you doing?

Nothing.

It doesn't look like nothing.

It looks like you're stealing.

All right, all right!

Don't move.

Alright, man!

I was just working on a car,

and you scared me, and I overreacted.

Why were you working on a car

in a garage that just fired you?

Do not say another word.

Word travels fast in Blue Ridge.

We're interrogating a suspect.

Leave.

I am his legal representative.

And as his legal representative

I can tell you that this man was nowhere near that party.

As a matter of fact,

he was at a dirt track event over in Rockingham.

And yes, my clan can collaborate that alibi.

Now, as for the burglary...

I'm going to advise my cousin here

that honesty might be the best policy.

Go ahead.

Tell him.

Look, I wasn't stealing nothing.

I was just swapping out parts.

I was pulling off my proprietary specialty parts

I come up with.

And as replacing them with generic ones.

There you go, Sheriff.

So it's more of a pranking than it was stealing.

Connor called; he isn't going to press charges.

He says your parts are junk.

Hmph.

All right,

you can leave.

You, Jeremiah...

stay.

Sit.

What do you want, Sheriff?

Well, I'm glad you stopped by because you were at that party.

We have found out that the victim

died from drinking poison.

And Connor McGrath's bourbon,

which is bad for him,

but good for you.

Well now, ain't that just peachy.

But Sheriff, you know me.

I'm not the kind of guy that would poison somebody

to maybe get at somebody else.

I'm more of a stomp through the front door,

smash your teeth out, sort of guy.

Yeah, I agree with you.

You can leave.

Nighty night, Sheriff.

Oh what do we got?

Well, a lot of suspects.

Only a few we can knock off the list.

RP's interviewing Knox, getting him to explain why

he didn't tell us about Brittni being his ex-girlfriend.

- Speaking of the devil. - Oh.

Hey, RP.

Did you have any luck?

Well, yes and no.

He admitted that Walker stole his girlfriend,

but claimed he didn't care about it.

Yeah, that's what everyone says.

Exactly what I told him.

It's true, though.

He's definitely a heavy drinker and a nasty drunk.

Which lines up with what Shelby told us.

Anything else?

Oh, yeah.

He said she called him a bunch of times

she was drunk, threatened to kill him.

Kicker is he kept the voicemails,

you know, in case he needed a restraining order or something.

But he played me a few of them.

Let's just say I don't think

you'd want to mess with her if she had a few.

All right.

Tomorrow morning, let's bring her in.

RP, good work.

Thanks, boss.

Whoa!

- Sorry, boss. - Yeah.

What's going on?

Oh, I'm just cleaning.

You know, the early bird gets the worm thing.

Yeah, I know about the early bird in the morning.

You know, you could come stay at my place if you want to.

Be like that show "Bosom Buddies."

I'm fine.

Why don't you go clean the museum part and,

and turn out the light?

Can do.

All right.

Sleep tight, Sheriff, don't let the bed bugs bite.

I gotta find a better place to live.

So, since my deputies last talked to you,

we subsequently learned that you have a drinking problem

and that you like to leave

threatening voicemails to your ex-boyfriends.

We also learned that you were drunk the night of the murder,

and that you and Walker were fighting that night.

We fought, but that's only

because I was trying to get him to stop drinking.

- Evidence to the contrary. - I was trying to get him

to stop drinking just like me.

I haven't taken a drink in months.

We have a witness who says

you were so drunk you were throwing up.

I haven't taken a drink in months.

Because I'm pregnant.

Pregnant.

Does anyone in the family know about the baby?

- No way. - Why didn't you tell them?

That may have helped with family relations.

This would have made things worse.

Walker dying was literally

the worst thing that could have ever happened

to me and our baby.

I mean, do you know how hard it's going to be

to raise a child alone in this world?

So, no one knew she was pregnant or that they were engaged?

Except his sister; she knew about the engagement.

Well, let's confirm Brittni's story that she didn't

have any alcohol that night. - How are we going to do that?

We're going to go through the security video

- for the entire party? - Let's bring in the guy

who served all the alcohol that night.

Really loved the cherry pie.

Mm, good.

How's it going?

Better.

I figured out that I can do all my research online

at the school's online bookstore.

I knew you would.

You look like you have

something you want to ask me.

What did your parents think of me

when they first met me?

Umm...

Mom thought you were cute.

And dad liked that you called him sir.

And that you had a nice, firm handshake.

What they didn't love was the fact that your idea of

a first date was hot dogs at the $5 drive-in movie theater.

"From Here To Eternity."

It's a classic.

You said you loved it.

You thought it was romantic.

I mean, a young lady will say

a lot of things when she thinks a man is cute.

Back to work.

What in the world

do you think you're doing man?

What's it look like I'm doing?

Ah!!

What we're doing is sending you a message.

A little something for your troubles.

Old man.

Did you serve any alcohol to Walker's girlfriend

the night of the party?

No, sir.

No, she just had pineapple juice all night.

Not a drop of alcohol whatsoever.

- Are you sure? - I'm positive.

I even asked her if she'd been to Hawaii one time

and she said she hadn't, but that she'd always wanted to.

Then I told her my Uncle Cyrus--

F-- Fine, we got it, she didn't drink any alcohol.

Which corroborates her story.

I guess we can start from the beginning.

Too bad they weren't serving cornbread muffins at the party.

Cornbread muffins?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

There used to be an old man that lived up

on Cottonmouth Trail-- y'all ever heard this?

Oh, it rained real hard one summer, and so

old boy, had a real bad rat problem.

So he decided that he was gonna

cook him up a pan of cornbread muffins,

but lace it with a boatload of rat poison.

So, while the muffins was cooking

he started tugging on that jug, and he started smelling them.

He decided that he wanted to cook him a batch

of cornbread muffins, with no poison in it.

So he set them up, started cooking them.

But the problem was, he went back to that moonshine.

And by the time both batches were done cooking,

that dude was fried like a Christmas goose.

Ate the wrong batch of cornbread muffins,

flipped around for a little while, died on the spot.

Lickety split.

Cornbread muffins.

That's the craziest story I've ever heard.

Oh, you ain't heard nothing yet.

When they tried to bury him, you should have--

What's going on, boss?

I can't believe I'm saying this.

But thanks to Dwayne,

I just solved the case.

Thank you all for coming here today.

This case was hard.

Pardon the pun, but we just kept going around in circles.

A lot of people hated Walker,

but they either had an alibi or the logic just didn't add up.

Except for you.

You had opportunity and motive.

What if he broke up with you?

You not only lose him, but you lose all his money.

Now you two got into a fight the night of the murder.

And we have an eyewitness, said that you were sick

in the bathroom-- drunk they said.

I told you I didn't do it.

I know you didn't.

What?

How do you know that, Sheriff?

Well, who in the Sam Houston did it then?

That poison wasn't intended for Walker.

It was intended for you.

What?

Walker wasn't the intended victim, Brittni was.

He drank the wrong drink.

Brittni didn't have any alcohol at all that night.

No, I saw her.

She was drunk.

No, she was sick.

There's a big difference.

For some reason, you didn't like Brittni.

But which one of you wanted her dead?

Was it to protect the legacy, your family business?

Or was it out of jealousy?

You all had motive,

but only two of you had opportunity.

Come on, this is ridiculous.

And only one of you acted upon it.

Only one of you

almost killed your grandchild.

Grandchild?

That's right.

Grandchild.

Brittni didn't have any alcohol because she hadn't had

a drop of alcohol in months.

Ever since she found out that she was pregnant.

Pregnant with your grandchild.

That's why she was sick.

Now, when you and I first talked,

you said that you thought that Brittni

would be good for your son.

But the truth is,

you hated the idea of someone

stealing from everything that you built.

And with the chaos of the party...

you decided to do something about it.

You knew where everyone was sitting,

you knew when the drinks were going to be served.

And you had the opportunity to place that poison...

just before everyone sat down.

But what you couldn't predict

was that she wouldn't have any alcohol that night,

and that your son

would drink her drink.

You can't prove anything.

You may think that...

but you see my deputy over there?

That's Deputy Covington.

She's turned into a great investigator.

She's decided to look at your last six months of travel.

And with Nick the mechanic that you fired,

we found out every hotel that you stayed at

while you were following the races.

And then she looked at every hardware store

within a five mile radius of those hotels,

and she cross-referenced them with the dates

of cash purchases of rat poison.

Specifically, Brodifacoum.

Six weeks ago in Richmond, she got a hit.

Then she decided to call that hardware store

and see if they could show a visual...

of the actual purchase.

Now all we had to do was tie it to the night of the murder.

Now you see my other deputy, that's RP.

He grew up here.

Played tight end for Blue Ridge High.

Came by to do some good for his community.

Well, he knew your son.

He knew your son loved to take photos, selfies.

And since we had his cell phone in evidence, he looked at all

the photos of that night.

And wouldn't you know it?

What's that place-setting say?

Brittni.

Dad, how could you?

What did you do?

I was protecting our family.

Like I've always done.

In the process, you--

You killed your son.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry Walker.

What are we doing here?

You'll see.

Thanks for doing this.

Don't mention it.

We owe you one.

How's she doing?

That girl's tough, spunky.

I'm coming out of retirement to run things again.

We're going to help raise that baby.

We take care of our own.

She's all yours.

Thanks.

Good luck.

Keep the rubber side down.

What better place for a driving lesson?

Yes, I can finally drive fast!

Wait, dad...

tell me I don't have to wear that.

Who says it's for you?

Thanks, dad.

Let's go.

Oh.

Oh, boy.

Woo-hoo, Yeah!

Love the new vehicle.

Yeah.

What can I say?

I'm fickle.

What can I help you with Sheriff?

I need a place to stay.

For a season.

Wow.

Well, you came to the right place.

Let me grab some keys and I'll show you to a nice,

secluded cabin.

Thank you.

Yeah, absolutely.

Get your itinerary?

All right.

I'll expect to see you here in Blue Ridge

at the end of the week.

And get ready for war.